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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

Tina Xue

Deputy Sports Editor

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Mastering the art of delusion is hardly easy, but remains a necessity for modern survival. It's true for the girls, but also true for another entirely separate demographic — Dallas Mavericks fans.
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Mastering the art of delusion is hardly easy, but remains a necessity for modern survival. It's true for the girls, but also true for another entirely separate demographic — Dallas Mavericks fans.
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As England’s knight — both literally and metaphorically — in shining Mercedes armor, Hamilton has dominated the racetracks in recent Formula 1 memory. But as the history books would suggest, glory and solitude are just two sides of the same coin.
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As England’s knight — both literally and metaphorically — in shining Mercedes armor, Hamilton has dominated the racetracks in recent Formula 1 memory. But as the history books would suggest, glory and solitude are just two sides of the same coin.
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With the closing of the transfer portal Jan. 18, 2023, and national signing day Feb. 1, The Daily Californian’s sports editors are bringing readers a comprehensive update to the ins and outs (quite literally) of Cal’s 2023 football roster.
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With the closing of the transfer portal Jan. 18, 2023, and national signing day Feb. 1, The Daily Californian’s sports editors are bringing readers a comprehensive update to the ins and outs (quite literally) of Cal’s 2023 football roster.
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The game remained relatively close until the midway point of the second half, when Cal’s perimeter savviness just proved to be too much for the visiting team to handle.
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The game remained relatively close until the midway point of the second half, when Cal’s perimeter savviness just proved to be too much for the visiting team to handle.
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Cal is losing yet another valuable contributor to what little offensive firepower it had
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Cal is losing yet another valuable contributor to what little offensive firepower it had
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When Cal’s starting quarterback Jack Plummer announced his entrance into the transfer portal, it seemed that it was finally Kai Millner’s time to shine. However, Millner made the decision to shed his blue and gold origins not long after his teammate.
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When Cal’s starting quarterback Jack Plummer announced his entrance into the transfer portal, it seemed that it was finally Kai Millner’s time to shine. However, Millner made the decision to shed his blue and gold origins not long after his teammate.
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With its total losses now reaching double digits, Cal is no longer just battling talent and skill gaps, but morale ones too.
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With its total losses now reaching double digits, Cal is no longer just battling talent and skill gaps, but morale ones too.
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If the opponents that Cal has faced have been above its paygrade, the Trojans are on a different level entirely.
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If the opponents that Cal has faced have been above its paygrade, the Trojans are on a different level entirely.
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After trailing most of the game, a blue and gold fourth quarter onslaught ensured a merry and bright Cal victory for the 125th anniversary of the Big Game.
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After trailing most of the game, a blue and gold fourth quarter onslaught ensured a merry and bright Cal victory for the 125th anniversary of the Big Game.
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Young’s father, Fredd Young, is “definitely” his idol — because it’s the little things, like family (and snap decisions about whether or not to run the ball) that really make a football player special.
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Young’s father, Fredd Young, is “definitely” his idol — because it’s the little things, like family (and snap decisions about whether or not to run the ball) that really make a football player special.
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